An appeal by Mr P G Osborne against the refusal by Evesham Rural District Council to permit a petrol filling station at Brook Meadow, Synehurst, Badsey, has been turned down by the Minister of Housing and Local Government.
Good news for 76 Council house tenants in Synehurst, Badsey, emerged from Monday’s meeting of Evesham Rural District Council. Their houses are next on the list in the Council’s pre-war house-modernisation plan, and when they meet again next month councillors will have before them a scheme for providing the Synehurst tenants with hot water systems.
This was later approved in April 1959, as reported in The Birmingham Daily Post of Tuesday 21st April 1959:
BADSEY PARISH COUNCIL
Mr C A Binyon presided over a meeting of Badsey Parish Council on Monday when the clerk, Mr D A Jelfs, reported that the Rural District Council had consented to renumber the houses at Synehurst, Synehurst Crescent and Synehurst Avenue.
BADSEY PARISH COUNCIL
A letter was received from the tenants at Synehurst complaining of the state of the footpath in the front of the houses between Badsey Pike and the Od Schools. The Clerk reported that the matter had already been brought to the notice of the highways authorities, but it was resolved that a further letter be sent to the Divisional Surveyor asking for repairs to be carried out as early as possible.
ALDINGTON, LATE MR P COTTRELL
LATE MISS P HUTCHINGS
WEDDING BELLS AT BADSEY – MISS M E BENNETT & MR R E THOMSON
Miss Mavis Evelyn Bennett, youngest daughter of Mr & Mrs W E Bennett of 31 Synehurst, Badsey, and Mr Romney Ean Thomson, youngest son of Mrs and the late Mr J Thomson of 55 West Street, Evesham, were married at St James' Church, Badsey, on Saturday.
BADSEY DEATH OF MR T PERKINS
MR E BEADLE – MISS M R O'BRIEN
The wedding took place at St Michael's Church on Saturday of Miss Mary Rosetta O'Brien of 26 Synehurst, Badsey, niece of Mrs Morris, 27 Sycamore Road, Tipton, and Mr Eric Beadle, only son of Mr & Mrs C Beadle, 15 Leamington Road, Broadway.
The bride, who was given away by Mr R Taysom, looked charming in a gown of heavy satin with long veil held in pace by a wreath of orange blossom (the veil lent by a friend, Mrs Newman) and her bouquet was of white and pink carnations.
